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Resisting Cure Culture: Illness and Neighbor Love in Jane Austen's Theology

Resisting Cure Culture: Illness and Neighbor Love in Jane Austen's Theology

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Series: Studies in Religion, Theology, and Disability

General Christianity

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ISBN10: 1481324608
ISBN13: 9781481324601
Publisher: Baylor University Press
Pages: 185
Language: English

Patients with chronic and incurable illnesses feel abandoned by medicine. Resisting Cure-Culture: Illness and Neighbor Love in Jane Austen's Theology explores why medicine fails to adequately care for those with chronic illnesses, focusing on chronic fatigue, through examining the cultural obsession with cures--cure-culture--and its origins in long 18th-century British consumer culture. Jaime Konerman-Sease turns to the novels of Jane Austen to find ways to resist cure-culture through her theology of illness and neighbor love.

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